LC 100 series fuses??

Both the Drivers side and Passengers side kick panels have Fuses behind them.

Regards
japmel

If i remember correctly, i think you will find a fuse behind the actual socket itself. You will have to take the panel off that is attached to the socket.
Cheers
Mark.

There is also a main fuse box under the bonnet, but dont think that one does what you are looking for.

Have you tried the simple approach of asking a dealership, even if you boguth it senond hand, which is the right fuse.

Generally they are happy to provide info, i know when my exhaust, which is aftermarket, had problems the only place in Mansfield that was helpful was the service guy at Toyota and he didnt want any money for the bolts or advice.

Mark

OMN - can't do that today - they're all closed. It's Labour day over 'ere in the best state in Australia - W.A. We pay all the bills, remember?

I've tried pulling the fuse from the fuse board from the fuseblock located at the passenger side kick panel. That's a 15 amp fuse and when pulled, the front 10 amp power outlet has no voltage. Thus, I would surmise that this fuse is only for the front outlet. i.e the outlet is 10 amp and the fuse is 15 amp. A 15 amp fuse would blow if both the rear and the front oulets were being used at the same time.

If there is a fuse at the back of the rear power outlet, can anyone tell me how to get at it. I can't even get my hand in there to feel the back of the socket. Is there an easy way to pull out the socket, without having to take out all the side panelling - not to mention the whole of an Outback Drawer System!

Thanks,

Bilbo